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Pakistani sources indicate uncertainty over whether the next US-Iran talks will still be held in Islamabad. While earlier reports suggested negotiations would resume there this week, the timing and location remain fluid, with Geneva also under consideration. Recent talks ended without agreement.
Read MoreA major survey reveals 58% of global fund managers anticipate Federal Reserve rate cuts within a year, while 46% expect further ECB hikes, highlighting divergent monetary policy expectations across major economies.
Read MorePakistan's foreign ministry has invited US and Iranian officials to hold a second round of talks in Islamabad. While the diplomatic move aims to ease bilateral tensions, concrete dates and agenda remain undecided. Regional observers are closely monitoring these developments.
Read MoreAn Iranian deputy interior minister labeled U.S. President's comments on 'destroying Iranian civilization' as a 'joke', asserting that those unfamiliar with Iran's profound heritage cannot comprehend its enduring strength, while highlighting robust border surveillance.
Read MoreA founder of a well-known Solana ecosystem project faces charges in New York court for alleged involvement in a crypto fraud scheme causing millions in investor losses. The ongoing case has sparked industry-wide debate on project integrity and accountability.
Read MoreMajor South Korean digital asset exchange Upbit has officially listed the ZAMA token from the Zama project. The exchange has simultaneously opened trading pairs with the Korean Won, Tether, and Bitcoin, significantly enhancing market access and liquidity for the asset.
Read MoreBNB Chain recorded a massive $518 million net inflow of stablecoins in 24 hours, marking the largest capital influx among all blockchain networks during this period and highlighting strong market confidence.
Read MoreVenus Protocol has officially ceased operations for its Isolated Pools, with all pools suspended. User funds remain secure, and withdrawals are still accessible. Users must choose to migrate or withdraw based on whether their assets are in the Core pool.
Read MoreA major asset manager reaffirms its buy rating for MicroStrategy, maintaining a $450 target. This highlights confidence in the firm's Bitcoin strategy and the growing intersection of crypto assets with traditional financial analysis.
Read MoreReports of renewed U.S.-Iran talks are fueling market optimism, driven by a growing 'echo chamber' effect. While the diplomatic push gains momentum, underlying tensions in the Strait of Hormuz present a persistent risk that markets are currently overlooking.
Read MoreChina's Foreign Ministry has firmly rebutted false media reports and US threats regarding military support to Iran. Reiterating its prudent stance on arms exports, China warned that any US tariff hikes based on such pretexts would be met with determined countermeasures to protect its legitimate rights.
Read MoreA highly anticipated reward initiative launches today. Participants must meet specific point requirements to claim multi-tiered rewards by spending points. A dynamic point threshold system is in place, with rewards distributed on a first-come, first-served basis until depletion.
Read MoreDiplomatic sources indicate that US and Iranian negotiating teams are scheduled to reconvene in Islamabad later this week to resume peace talks. This development marks a significant step in efforts to revive stalled dialogue between the two nations.
Read MoreOn April 14, spot gold surged past the key resistance level of $4780 per ounce, marking an intraday gain of 0.83%. This rally reflects strong upward momentum amid heightened market risk sentiment and dollar fluctuations, drawing significant investor attention.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals that transaction activity for USDT and USDC on the Ethereum network has plummeted to its lowest level in years. This significant decline in stablecoin movement is widely interpreted as a strong indicator of waning market buying power and heightened investor caution.
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